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Source: Web Shots.com – “Monkey Business” © Tom Brakefield Are monkeys in your family tree?

Early Primates end of the Cretaceous period (ca. 65 Mya) rapid increase in mammalian species after K-T event Primates were among these opportunistic, niche-filling species

Source: Boyd & Silk, 1999 Early Primates

Catopithecus brownii Source: Boyd & Silk, 1999

genus Proconsul

Source: Nature.com Sahelanthropus tchadensis

Ardipithecus ramidus Source: PBS – A Science Odyssey and Energy Science News

Australopithecus anamensis Source: PBS – A Science Odyssey and Modern Human Origins.com

Australopithecus afarensis “Lucy” Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Spatiotemporal Distribution of Later Australopithecines SpeciesGeographic Location Temporal Distribution Morphology A. africanusSouth Africa MyaGracile A. robustusSouth Africa MyaRobust A. boiseiEast Africa MyaRobust A. aethiopicusEast Africa MyaRobust Source: Boyd & Silk, 1999

Australopithecus africanus Source: PBS – A Science Odyssey

Australopithecus robustus Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Australopithecus aethiopicus Source: Humboldt University

“Zinj” - Australopithecus boisei Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Early Homo Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Homo habilis Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Homo erectus Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and archeologyinfo.com

Homo sapiens (archaic) aka Homo heidelbergensis Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and Humboldt Univ.

Homo sapiens neanderthalensis Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and Humboldt Univ.

Homo sapiens (modern) Sources: PBS – A Science Odyssey and Humboldt Univ.

Pictorial Cladogram Source: PBS – A Science Odyssey

Source: archeologyinfo.com

Pedigree Chart Adam Eve You

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Male Mandrill © Tom Brakefield

Source: Webshots.com

Western Lowland Gorilla © Tom Brakefield

© SuperStock, Inc. – Webshots.com I don’t care if those humans are watching. Just kiss me!

Your author – the real missing link! John Bare MAS UNLV (702)